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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1926
Page
1
A Chicago police officer wounded in a gun battle while attempting to arrest a man remains in serious condition. The incident follows a patrol pursuit and highlights calls for stronger support of law enforcement amid ongoing debates about funding and public safety.
Washington March reports President Coolidge shows concern about state and local taxes apart from federal levies. Budget Director Lord warns of rising state tax burdens and warns that further federal tax reductions are unlikely this term. The piece notes political maneuvering as Democrats and pro tax groups react to the current balance between economy and revenue.
A Brooklyn street car carrying printers wandered for four hours from downtown Brooklyn to Flushing before a new motorman and four traction inspectors could redirect it toward the Brooklyn Bridge. Passengers held a protest meeting three miles from the route. an inspector finally boarded, reversed the car, and by dawn the maze was solved.
A Kansas girl accuses Chaplain Captain Orville J. Champitt of betrayal as a court martial proceeds. Officers begin presenting evidence. the prosecution aims to finish its case within a week. Champitt is expected to testify in his own defense as the panel weighs the final verdict over about two weeks.
In Deland, authorities investigate the death of a man connected to a Congregational day school after a monoxide gas exposure. The victim, Kennedy, a retired horseman and former superintendent, was found dead under unclear circumstances on the eve of a planned trial. An inquest was held as investigators examine possible charges involving a young girl.
In Washington Senator Simeon announces a drive to fence and close access to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier after reports of tourist indignities. He seeks authorization of 40,000 dollars for protective work and measures to secure the site.
A fragmentary historical item references Prince Aiwee of Wenmirk declaring that kingship is a risky duty. The text mentions figures like King George of Masha and King Christian of Denmark, and observes royal expectations, public service, and wartime rhetoric amid chaotic OCR garble.
A 19 year old preacher from Promise City speaks on Chicago radio about faith. She addresses youths urging virtue over dances and parties and champions Sunday school and brotherly love as paths to a benediction for fellowmen. The Drake University student also pursues a yearbook mission and revival work.
Washington U W 60 Maren 1 INS reports a bill to dissolve the rail board and replace it with a regional arbitration trio to settle carrier and employee disputes. A joint committee of rail interests and executives shaped the plan for the railroad industry.
A garbled report notes Towa has more hogs than the next two states. It mentions agencies and officials but the text is largely unreadable, with scattered references to commerce and regional statistics.
Louis Bruey killed Sam McNeese after discovering his daughter Edie’s relationship. Indicted for first degree murder, he hanged himself in Fairfield jail before trial. Edie Bruey, now a mother-to-be, faced an unclear future as family tragedy unfolded.
Rev HL O Miller preached at Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday accusing public schools of teaching children to disrespect the Bible. He warned of a downfall similar to Greece and a return to Christian teaching as essential for the nation.
Fragmentary Courier notice requesting home delivery by a deadline and offering a copy of the paper after payment. Mentions phones and a contact for resolving carrier errors and fees.
Forty plainclothes police were stationed through the crowd of about 40 000 at the ANSL concert to protect Baniano Cigott after threats a Detroit Night dust week. Despite tense atmosphere the audience applauded and no disturbances occurred.
Sir Henry Unar English capitalist reduces wealth to fund a united church front against war. He will live on a small income, set aside half his fortune in a private fund for relatives with remainder to a foundation after beneficiaries’ deaths. Aimed at promoting international peace through the World Alliance program.
Chicago march 7 a blast ripped a south side building as twelve firemen battled a fire. they were warned by a tremor seconds before the explosion blew the structure apart. the two story building owned by mike caget and veulus krastery allegedly faced extortion threats. damage estimated at savvine.
Linnt Lynn Whitten and Re rge Capt Bradlay Janes flew from Dayton to Boston and back inside 54 hours 100 minutes using new instruments. The crew planned detour toward Yale and awaited military guidance while updating flight methods.
A boy climbing a tree to recover a kite uncovered a letter addressed to "Governor of Town" and part of an American flag from the Shenandoah incident. The wreck near Ava involved a dirigible that crushed on impact, with reported tonnage and damage details.
Government experts will study why radio reception varies by region this winter. An overseer reports signals from the south poor while those from the east and west are better, with New York difficult to receive but New Orleans strong.
Robert B. Scott, wanted in Chicago for the 1924 murder of Joseph Maurer during a holdup, is en route from San Quentin to face murder charges. He was moved to a Chicago city prison after arriving from California and showed little concern about his forthcoming trial.
AP reporting a fatal parachute stunt near Santa Monica where Jack Miller attempted to jump with ten parachutes one by one. He aimed to shed all but the last, but the sequence failed and he was fatally injured.
A driver named Joy is charged with manslaughter following a fatal crash during a March fair season. The incident involved Wing Held and an automobile ridden by Joy’s aid Walter, with indemnity and bond considerations in the case.
City leaders discussed the disposition of Kansas City and Nelson's estate to create an art foundation. The proceedings referenced the late donor, university ties, and the need to establish funds for ongoing cultural projects.
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Andrews proposed a commission to study all aspects of the prohibition law. Both houses are preparing inquiries, with wet and dry groups divided. He argues for a nonpartisan panel of experts to assess enforcement, economics, and social effects before further action.
A vehicle crash on Po Road near Celee Falls involved Mr. Parra and another driver, injuring multiple people. Emergency services responded as investigators sought cause and gauge readings for the damaged vehicles.
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